Sentence examples for handle far from inspiring English sources

Losing George Osborne is something they would handle far better.

Mr. Hubert said he understood how some independent dealers, who handle far fewer transactions than gallery owners, could be swept up by a buyer's demands.

Mr. Wilke's "cadence" talk was hardly music to the ears of the people who worked in the warehouses, because he was essentially insisting they could handle far more volume with no new equipment.

The extent to which we rely on our devices and the exchange of information means new systems are needed that not only handle far greater bandwidth, but that are capable of being deployed to cover areas that were previously unreachable.

"We handle far more numbers of immediate emergency calls than any police department in the country and far more than any agency in the city, far more," said Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman.

It loses a heck of a lot fewer system resources, occupies less hard drive space, and has an improved layout which can handle far more open chats.

"It should have been handled far more sensitively and with far more judiciousness".

But the new Murano handles far better and gets respectable, if not breathtaking, mileage.

And Wilson Fisk's love interest is handled far too inelegantly, making the character of Vanessa seem borderline psychotic.

London is the leading global aviation hub, handling far more passengers each day than any other city in the world.

The California handles far better than it has any right to, for a machine so long, wide and heavy.